The Rocky Horror Picture Show 360 at Brooklyn Art Haus, Williamsburg, NYC

Kitchen Sink Theatre Company (KSTC) is staging The Rocky Horror Picture Show in the round at Brooklyn Art Haus in Williamsburg, with performances running October 21 through November 1. Seating surrounds the action, so the cast performs inches from the audience.

According to the organizers, this is a fully staged production that also includes a shadow cast. The original film is projected in the space as well, so the classic camp of the movie sits alongside live performers.

The story follows Brad and Janet, a well-to-do young couple whose chance encounter pulls them into the castle of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. Full of delirium and delights, the castle leads them to question what they thought they knew about themselves and the wider world.

This year's run is dedicated to Tim Curry. The company says his performance as Dr. Frank-N-Furter has inspired countless queer youths to be themselves. The organizers also note that they have sold out entire runs in the past and encourage early ticket purchases.

After the shows on October 23, 24, 30 and 31, a DJ set and dance party continue the night, which takes in the Halloween weekend. For anyone for whom cost is a barrier, the company offers volunteer opportunities that allow free attendance; those interested can message @kitchensinktheatrecompany on Instagram.

The venue shares its building with The MOUTH, a Mediterranean restaurant that is running a happy hour from 4 to 6 pm before the show and serves dinner afterward. It lists a rotating seasonal menu, natural wines, local beers and cocktails. Tickets are sold through Eventbrite, starting at $20.60, and are non-refundable.